The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-02-25
Shipping Intelligence.

Inc Dark Julia foard, 81 days from
Departure Bay, put into San Francisco
February r4th in distress. The captain
reported that he left Departure Bay on
December 10Th for Honolulu. The
crew was shipped at Esquimalt on the
23rd Of the same month. While within
fourteen miles Of Cape Flattery the
vessel sprang leak and lost suit Of
sails Returning to Esquimalt on the
a4th she was repaired, and afterward
discharged 3S7 tons Of coal at Port
Townsend, sailing again for San Fran.
cisco on the 9Th inst.
The Oceanic S. S. Mariposa left San
Francisco February nth at ass a. m,
having been detained for nearly six
days on account Of a snow blockade on
the railroads stopping overland mails.
First four days experienced moderate
N. N. w, wind, since moderate s. f.
wind. February 18th, q a. m, passed
Oceanic S. S. Zealandia. Arrived at
Honolulu February 74th, o;3o a. M
time 6 days, 4 hours, IS minutes. The
Mariposa had 10 passengers for this
port and 76 in transit She had about
900 tons OF freight for Honolulu. Sail
ing hence about seven o'clock last
night, she took away nine passengers
from here for the Colonies. The
Mariposa's passage to Honolulu on
this occasion was the fastest on record
next to her own very fastest, of S hours,
20 minutes, made in July, 1883.
The brig John d. Spreckels, barkcn-
tine Amelia and tern W. S. Bovine all
left Honolulu for San Francisco on
January asth. The ]. d. Spreckel'
sailed an hour ahead Of the Amelia,
and arrived at San Francisco about two
ship lengths ahead Of the latter, /:
days hence, on February 9th. While
the winner of this ocean race hac
rough weather until within $50 miles 0
the Coast, the second experienced
moderate and fresh breezes, for th'
first several days, varying from east L
east northeast, followed by heavy north
erly winds. These vessels. carried the
news Of the volcanic eruption ant
earthquakes on Hawaii to San Fran
cisco, the Amelia having spoken tn
steamer W. G.. Hall on the way out
The w. S. Bovine arrived on the 10th
A letter from San Francisco says Their
was about twenty minutes between tn
letting go Of anchors by the first tw'
vessels ..f
The barkentine Geo. c. Perkin
cleared at the Custom House yestel
day for San Francisco, but her sailin
was deferred till to-day She take
1902 bags sugar from Messrs. f. A
Schaefer g. Co., 1854 from Messr'
Castle g. Cooke, a,4os from c. Brewe
& Co., and 1913 from Messrs. Thee
H. Davies & Co., aggregating weigh
of I,45o,43r lbs, the domestic valu
being $sr,4sS.6r.
/, Capt Rev, formerly Of the bari
, Lady Bowen, believes that bark h
saw founder at sea was the t. r
. Foster, from Port Townsend for HonC
lulu, given up as lost.
The steamer Kilauea Hou's sailin
for Hamakua has been deferred II
nine this morning.
The schooner Kauikeaouli brougf
a,aao bags sugar from Kohala.
The steamer James Makee sale
for Kauai last evening, with about 8
I deck passengers, including the Germa
immigrants for Lihue plantation VIII
, arrived by the bark c. R. Bishop.
: The steamer w. G. Hall is due L
5 day from Hawai- and Maui
; The barkentine w. H. Dimond is /
the |. |. S. N. Co.'S wharf, loadin
sugar with the expectation Of compile
ing cargo tonight
The barkentine Klikitat has begu
discharging her lumber at Wilder
! wharf.
/. The bark c. o. Whitmore has move
into the stream. Captain Thompso
expects the balance Of his sugar TO
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